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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 2 (July 1873) (1873)
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of hard wood, leather, and bar hitching their horses to a tieavy steam engine, and spoiling communication with it. Engines having single cylinders iron. It is said that they resisted the fire of the forts for a and reversing gear, when connected to the driving axle by them with the over load, Our… … 4VELJNG & PORTER'S ROAD LOCOMOTIVE ADAPTED TO 'DIRECT TRACTION STEAM PLOWING. © 1873 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Improved · Consists · Iron · Scientific American · Cylinder · Steam boiler · Sewing machine · Low pressure · Patent office · Horse power · High pressure · Preserving green · Pressure cylinder · Cast Iron
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